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Choosing a Pet Diet - Page 3
| Print | By | February 26, 2008 3:02 PM

Double check with your veterinarian

Be sure to put diet on your list of questions for your pet's annual health exam. If you are following AAFCO and NRC guidelines and you have the advice from your pet food specialists in the neighborhood, odds are your vet will be pleased with your selection.Then, relax and have fun with your pet. Don't obsess about selecting the perfect diet, because there probably isn't one. Besides, you don't eat the perfect diet, do you?

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If you have a story about selecting your pet's food, I'd love to hear from you. Send a message to stories@petside.com

Author Carol Frischmann has selected diets for pets including cats, dogs, fish, horses, and lizards. To learn more, subscribe to her free newsletter at www.thiswildlife.com. Her Doberman pinscher will send you a personalized thank you note.